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At least 65 people have died: 42 in Washington state, six in California, four in Florida, three in New York, two each in Louisiana and New Jersey and one each in Colorado, Georgia, Kansas, Oregon, South Dakota and Virginia.
Here are the rest of the cases, broken down by state:
Alabama: 12
Alaska: 1
Arizona: 12
Arkansas: 16
California: 369 (including six deaths)
Colorado: 131 (including one death)
Connecticut: 26
Delaware: 7
District of Columbia: 16
Florida: 115 (including four deaths)
Georgia: 99 (including one death)
Hawaii: 4
Idaho: 5
Illinois: 93
Indiana: 19
Iowa: 18
Kansas: 8 (including one death)
Kentucky: 20
Louisiana: 91 (including two deaths)
Maine: 3
Maryland: 31
Massachusetts: 164
Michigan: 33
Minnesota: 35
Mississippi: 10
Missouri: 5
Montana: 7
Nebraska: 17
Nevada: 18
New Hampshire: 13
New Jersey: 69 (including two deaths)
New Mexico: 13
New York: 729 (including three deaths)
North Carolina: 32
North Dakota: 1
Ohio: 36
Oklahoma: 7
Oregon: 36 (including one death)
Pennsylvania: 63
Puerto Rico: 3
Rhode Island: 20
South Carolina: 28
South Dakota: 9 (including one death)
Tennessee: 39
Texas: 51
US Virgin Islands: 1
Utah: 28
Vermont: 4
Virginia: 45 (including one death)
Washington: 674 (including 42 deaths)
West Virginia: 0
Wisconsin: 27
Wyoming: 3
CORRECTION: This story has been updated with the correct number of cases for Wisconsin. Also, an earlier version of this story misstated the number of coronavirus cases repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship; it is 46.
On March 14, CNN revised the US death count, taking it down by one after discovering a double count of one death. This article has been updated to correct the count going forward.
CNN’s Amanda Watts, Tina Burnside, Jason Hanna, Carma Hassan, Jamiel Lynch, Rebekah Riess, Andy Rose, Kristina Sgueglia, Hollie Silverman, Amir Vera, Holly Yan and Eliott C. McLaughlin contributed to this report.
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